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The illumination a surface receives from a light source varies inversely with the square of the distance. A table lamp is 3ft from a certain work area. How far is another work area if it receives only 1/3 as much illumination as the first work area?
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"The illumination a surface receives from a light source varies inversely with the square of the distance."
-----> I = k(1/d^2) , where I is the illumination, and d is the distance
or:
I1/I2 = d2^2/d1^2
I/(1/3)I) = 3^2 / d1^2
3 = 9/d^2
3d^2= 0
d^2 = 3
d = √3
-----> I = k(1/d^2) , where I is the illumination, and d is the distance
or:
I1/I2 = d2^2/d1^2
I/(1/3)I) = 3^2 / d1^2
3 = 9/d^2
3d^2= 0
d^2 = 3
d = √3
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